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The Wider Image: Myanmar hills embrace silkworms over poppies
Silkworm cocoons are seen ready for harvest after two weeks of growing, in Wanpaolong village in Lashio District, northern Shan State, Myanmar, April 21, 2018. REUTERS/Ann Wang SEARCH " MYANMAR SILKWORMS" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH " WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES
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Agriculture Animal Box Object Business Farm Harvest Insect Multiple String View From Above Worm Cocoon Silkworm
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In this photo print, the hills of Myanmar serve as a nurturing embrace for silkworms amidst vibrant poppies. The image transports us to Wanpaolong village in Lashio District, where the delicate process of silk production unfolds. As we gaze upon the scene captured by Ann Wang on April 21,2018, we witness rows of silkworm cocoons ready for harvest after two weeks of meticulous care. The photograph offers a unique perspective from above, showcasing an intricate network of string and cocoons within wooden boxes. It is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity employed by local farmers in their pursuit of sustainable silk farming practices. The absence of people allows us to focus solely on nature's handiwork and appreciate its beauty. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this image also highlights the significance of agriculture in Myanmar's economy. Silk production has long been intertwined with the country's heritage and culture, making it both a business venture and an art form. By capturing this moment frozen in time, Ann Wang invites us into a world where worms transform into exquisite threads that weave together tradition and innovation. As we delve deeper into "The Wider Image: Myanmar hills embrace silkworms over poppies" our senses are awakened to the fragility and interconnectedness between humans and their environment. This thought-provoking visual narrative reminds us that even seemingly small creatures like silkworms have immense value when nurtured sustainably – they not only provide livelihoods but also contribute
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